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Maccabi Haifa Fans Show Low Turnout for Jerusalem Match
Approximately 700 tickets have been sold to Maccabi Haifa fans for their upcoming match against Hapoel Jerusalem, a low turnout attributed to prior issues with police. The League Management and Hapoel Jerusalem are encouraging fans to attend, promising a safe and respectful environment.
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What happened
- 01Only about 700 tickets sold to Maccabi Haifa fans for Hapoel Jerusalem match.
- 02Maccabi Haifa previously refused to purchase tickets due to police conduct.
- 03League Management urges Maccabi Haifa fans to attend the game.
- 04Dedicated seating will be provided for Maccabi Haifa supporters.
- 05Hapoel Jerusalem CEO invites fans for a respectful and sporting atmosphere.
- 06Tickets are priced at 70 NIS.
The CEO of Hapoel Jerusalem invited fans to fill the stadium, emphasizing the importance of fan presence. Tickets are priced at 70 NIS.
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